The Third Circuit’s August 5, 2026 opinion in No. 25-3032 is now available, but practitioners should note an immediate limitation for analysis: the public case information provided here identifies the court, docket number, and filing date, but does not include the text of the opinion itself. That means any substantive assessment of the panel’s holding, its reasoning, or its precedential…
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The U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division has announced that it is resuming a more targeted Hart-Scott-Rodino merger review process, an important procedural shift for companies navigating premerger notification in 2026. Although this is not a court filing or enforcement complaint, it is still a meaningful legal development: it tells dealmakers and their counsel how one of the government’s primary…
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The Justice Department’s proposed settlement with Willow Bridge Property Company LLC marks another important step in the government’s expanding antitrust challenge to rent-setting tools and shared market data in multifamily housing. The case, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, fits into a broader enforcement push targeting allegations that landlords used common pricing software…
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A debt collection agency uses Trellis to track emerging litigation risks by monitoring state trial court filings. This system enhances early visibility while preserving privacy, aiding proactive risk management.
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I’ve tracked what the well-known document management provider, NetDocuments, is doing ever since the firm I used to be with was with was an early adopter. And I’ve always liked their “we’re not a rock band” attitude: producing apps and products in a workmanlike manner without the hype of some vendors.So it caught my attention when it recently waded…
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The Tenth Circuit’s August 4, 2026 order in appeal No. 26-6021 appears to be a procedural disposition rather than a published merits opinion, and that matters for how practitioners should read it. Based on the docket entry, the panel—Judges Bacharach, McHugh, and Eid—issued a final order, but the available case detail does not indicate a precedential published opinion or a…
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Lawyers’ evaluation of evidence directly impacts their ability to answer every client’s question, “How long will it take and how much will it cost to resolve this dispute? because, when completed, e-discovery lays out the evidence of liability and damages, thus becoming the catalyst to resolution.
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From : Blog Entry >> Ricci’s Blog EntryPlease enjoy this blog authored by Ricci Masero, Marketing Lead, Intellek. ILTACON is one of the biggest events in the legal technology calendar. It’s exciting, it’s busy, and if it’s your first time… honestly? It can be a little overwhelming. I’ve been a few times now, so I want to share what…
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AI governance and competency are firmly in the spotlight this week. Akerman has created a new AI governance leadership role, appointing Michael Adler; the property sector is warning about the […]
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In a technology landscape overflowing with buzzword-heavy press releases and armchair futurists, JT Consulting & Media operates in a tier of its own.

For over a decade, we have operated at the absolute center of global disruption. We don’t merely report on the future from the sidelines; we sit in the green rooms, boardrooms, and…
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The Justice Department said on August 6 that Duke University School of Law intentionally discriminated on the basis of race in admissions for its 2023, 2024, and 2025 entering classes, concluding that the school’s practices violated Title VI and the Supreme Court’s ban on race-based admissions in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College et …
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